Why This Stack Works
Most AI agent tutorials assume Docker, Redis, background workers, vector databases, and a VPS. That is useful for teams with cloud budgets, but not for builders shipping on shared hosting.
This guide takes a different approach.
How to Build a Production-Ready AI Agent for $0/Month Using PHP, cPanel, and Gemini Flash
Build an autonomous function-calling AI agent on a standard LAMP stack by using PHP for orchestration, MySQL for memory, Gemini Flash for reasoning, and cPanel for deployment.
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Chidozie ManagwuPragmatic by DesignI build and write about practical data and AI systems -focused on reliability, production trade-offs, and real-world implementation. My background spans data analysis, automation, reporting, and software delivery across healthcare, research, and product teams
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